Spatiotemporal evolution and attribution analysis of ecological quality in the alpine meadow region of Shangri-La based on natural-social dimensions

• Published in: Scientific reports Vol. 15; no. 1; pp. 29 - 16
• Main Authors: Li, Zihui, Zhu, Kangwen, Zhang, Ya, Ba, Yong, Zhang, Yanjun, He, Chengzhong, Song, Lin, Hou, Zheng, Dong, Chunfeng, Wang, Haoyu, Xiong, Yinhong
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: London Nature Publishing Group UK 02.01.2025; Nature Publishing Group; Nature Portfolio
• Subjects: 704/158/2445; 704/172/4081; Attribution; Biodiversity; Climate change; Distribution patterns; Ecological quality; Environmental economics; Environmental impact; Evapotranspiration; Evolution; Heterogeneity; Human impact; Humanities and Social Sciences; Influence; Meadows; multidisciplinary; Natural resources; Precipitation; Relative contribution; Relative humidity; Remote sensing; Science; Science (multidisciplinary); Social change; Social interactions; Spatial distribution; Spatial heterogeneity; Temperature; Trends; Vegetation; Relative contribution; Influence; Ecological quality; Attribution

In response to the impacts of climate change and the intensity of human activities in the alpine meadow region, there is an urgent need to determine the ecological quality and its drivers in alpine meadow areas. In this paper, Shangri-La was adopted as an example, the spatial and temporal evolution...